Sentence examples for stands in sharp contrast from inspiring English sources

Nicolaus Copernicus stands in sharp contrast to the later giants of the scientific revolution.

Tice's telling, so direct and unpoetic, stands in sharp contrast to Hazzard's narration of the book.

The new sign stands in sharp contrast to the inside of the building.

Diamond's argument stands in sharp contrast to the conventional explanations for a society's collapse.

That stands in sharp contrast to Libya's neighbors, Tunisia and Egypt.

This stands in sharp contrast to the leading political figures of the two main parties.

This stands in sharp contrast to the various episodes of violent and muscular masculinity that we see throughout the movie.

Not the least is that it stands in sharp contrast to a Tasmania frequently misrepresented in mainland Australia as conservative.

Their private expressiveness stands in sharp contrast to the ever-disciplined political persona she presents to the public now.

It all adds up to a miniboom, one that stands in sharp contrast to other recent economic portents.

The fate of Stravinsky's output stands in sharp contrast to that of the legacy of his rival Maurice Ravel.